1:35 Fairyhouse Tips

Love Me Tender can extend his winning tally to four. Looked good when beating Whimsey easily last time and can go on to better things after this.

Koktail Brut arrives off a commanding Punchestown success, confirming his affinity for soft ground and his ability to dominate at this level. Proven fresh, with three wins from four seasonal debuts, he boasts a strong strike rate and the benefit of Jack Kennedy in the saddle. Elliott's Charge has the class and resilience to handle this Grade 2 test, and his figures suggest he's primed to deliver again ??' an obvious contender with facts and form firmly in his corner.

Gameball has done us a favour both times he has run. Although he is massively upped in class here in the Grade 2 Royal Bond Hurdle, he could improve again to go close. He bolted up in his bumper when trained by Andrew Slattery and then won his maiden hurdle race easily. Despite winning, his jumping was average there, but with Henry de Bromhead now being his trainer he should have brushed this up. The Willie Mullins favourite has looked good so far, but the horse he beat last time got stuffed at Newbury today, and he is not the biggest of types.

Participated creditably in a Grade 3, runner-up to Love Me Tender at Tipperary last month. While she has been hesitant at the start, her consistency shines through, as evidenced by her third-place finish in a Grade 3 at Navan 23 days ago. After finishing fourth yesterday at Newbury, she may be withdrawn. But should she compete, an each-way bet at 50/1 presents fantastic value.